Scott D. Anthony

This net is a very good thing for the world.

The more people who have more knowledge, the further that we can push things.

Number two, go and adopt and embrace the new technology.

I teach a class at Tuck.

generative AI and consultative decision-making.

It's a laboratory.

Half of our graduates go into consulting.

So let's say in this safe space of an academic environment, no holds barred, let's see what we can do if we really play.

Do that.

Go and adopt the new technology and push it.

Ethan Malek from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania says the price of admission for AI is three sleepless nights.

At first, if you're somebody who's got experience, you'll want to use it like Google.

You'll learn that's not what you should do, and there's lots of other great things you should do.

So that's the second.

And the third is stay curious, keep learning, keep thinking of new things, keep remembering that timeless proverb that magic happens at intersections.

I think the more that we keep looking to learn and keep looking to see new things, the more we've got a foundation where we can use whatever tool it is, whether it's the tool that Aristotle did not like.

the pencil to write things down, or it's the printing press, or it's artificial intelligence, the more we can use that tool to achieve great things.

As I said, I'm an optimist.

I think that AI is something that really can have powerful transformational potential, but we have to make sure that we keep learning, we keep knowing how to use it.

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